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Bluetooth Keyboard Problem

Started by wonderbread51 , Jul 21 2010 05:28 PM

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#1 wonderbread51

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Posted 21 July 2010 - 05:28 PM

Hey folks,

I'm having some trouble with my keyboard/mouse combo.

Windows XP SP3, newest Setpoint, and logitech mx 5500 set.

My keyboard keeps dropping its connection for a few seconds and then has to reconnect (does it on its own) before I can continue typing.

I uninstalled/reinstalled everything and then noticed that in my device manager, I don't get the hardware listed properly.

The unknown devices are my MX5500 USB adapter (bluetooth dongle). When I uninstall them, and then unplug/replug the adapter, I get the WinXP installation business, and then it fails without finding appropriate drivers. Then these icons show up in the device manager.

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I tried the Broadcom Bluetooth updater - it won't recognize any bluetooth devices connected to my system, even with the adapter plugged into any of the USB ports.

It seems my XP is missing its bluetooth drivers?!

Any ideas?

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#2 abauw

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Posted 22 July 2010 - 09:44 AM

in device manager show that you still 2 yellow question mark and that mean you have to installed it...

SM BUS is your chipset...
unknown device..its you bluetooth or something else...

lets try installing driver for that 2 yellow question mark...first instal SM Bus first then unknown devices..

cant you give the brand and type of pc that you use???

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